Princess Micaela, Dowager Countess of Paris, has died at the age of 83, following a fascinating career that saw her traverse the worlds of advertising, government and medical research.
The princess, born Micaela Ana María Cousiño y Quiñones de León in Vichy in central France in 1938, into a family of Chilean-Spanish nobles, passed away on Sunday.
She was the second wife of Henri d’Orléans, Count of Paris and pretender to the defunct French throne, who died three years ago
The week of November 8: inflation, climate, antitrust, and much more.
I began this week expecting that the next Capital Letter was going to be about the second week of the climate talks in Scotland, but apart from the observation that a (somewhat nebulous) joint climate declaration between the U.S. and China only underlines the extent to which the administration’s climate agenda is weakening this country’s strategic position, any other comments I may have will have to wait
